Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
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TEXT TYPE AND STRUCTURE GRAMMATICAL FEATURES
PURPOSE
Orienting Use of particular nouns e.g. my
Sentence teacher, the Opera House.
Series of Use of a variety of adjectives.
To give a clear picture of a paragraphs to Use of relating verbs to provide
person, place, animal or describe different information about the subject e.g.
thing. aspects of subject my mum is really cool.
– appearance, Use of thinking and feeling verbs to
behaviours, express the writer’s personal view
breeding, etc about the subject.
Concluding Use of action verbs to describe the
Sentence. subject’s behaviour.
Use of adverbials to provide more
information about this behaviour
e.g. always nips playfully at our
heels.
Use of similes, metaphors and other
types of figurative language.
Use of detailed noun groups to
provide information about the
subject e.g. a large open row boat.
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Technical Language.
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R.S.V.P Use of pronouns.
Information Use of proper and common nouns.
Visual text Limited number of words used.
Use of symbols, captions, etc.
TEXT TYPE AND STRUCTURE GRAMMATICAL FEATURES
PURPOSE
Address Use of abbreviations e.g. Mr, St,
Date Nov.
Opening Greeting Use of words associated with letter
To organise or transfer Information in writing e.g. Dear, Yours sincerely.
information. paragraphs Use of proper nouns.
Closing Greeting Use of pronouns.
Name of writer Use of differing modality depending
and signature if upon purpose of letter e.g. to
formal request, to complain.
Use of connectives and
conjunctions to organise
information.
Tense dependent upon the purpose
of the letter e.g. past tense to
recount, present tense to argue.
Context – Relating verbs, action verbs, saying
synopsis of plot verbs, thinking verbs, noun groups
Statement of describing characters.
To critique or respond to theme Present tense – changes to past
literary text. Analysis of tense if text has a historical setting.
characters Temporal sequence of events only
Comment on when key events are summarised.
language devices Persuasive language used in
used judgement.
Evaluative Clause or sentence themes that are
statement often the title of the book, name of
author, etc. these choices clearly
locate the reader in a response text.